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· 12/6/1883

Kane v. O'Conners

Citations

  • 78 Va. 76
  • 1883 Va. LEXIS 12

Syllabus

<p>Resulting Trusts-Parol evidence.-Where one with another’s money buys an estate and takes the conveyance in his own' name, by presumption of law a trust results in favor of him whose money is thus used. Such trust may be established by parol proof, but the proof must be clear.</p>

Judges: Lewis

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